The Irish Rush-Light

[5intheface]

"The Irish rush-light, : a magazine of political and miscellaneous
information, for the use of "the millions.".
Dublin: : J.W. Temple, 26, Bachelor's-walk., M,DCCCXXXI.[1831]
Subjects Ireland -- Periodicals.

Description: 6 no. ; 23 cm.

Notes: Imprint on cover - Dublin: J.W. Temple, 38, Lower Ormond-quay.
London: W.E. Andrews, 2, Oxford-arms-passage, Warwick-lane.

Copy/Holding information
Location Collection Call No. Status

Books and Periodicals J J 05 Checked In
Request Copy"


5, here's what I found out. The National Library hold a copy (or copies ). Herself says you should just phone them (number on NL Website ) and quote the info I've just posted. MAYBE they'll pull what they have about it, maybe not. It should help that you'll be able to quote the Pull Number (J05 ) and the catalogue title.
The NL is in Dubalin so can't go there meself loike !

Cheers lapsed, you've gone out of your way there, I'll certainly try that.

[C. Flower]

Cheers lapsed, you've gone out of your way there, I'll certainly try that.

magazine of political and miscellaneous
information, for the use of "the millions.".

I can identify with the aspiration.....

[Lapsedmethodist]

I can identify with the aspiration.....

That's why he used the rush-light as a title , as it was the poor mans light.

[C. Flower]

That's why he used the rush-light as a title , as it was the poor mans light.

That's cool. Self-made too. But not to be hidden under a bushel

[moss]

for the use of the millions

Quite an aim